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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1955

Page

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Fire Levels Home At Lebanon Three Die

A blaze at a two story Avalon Heights house south of Lebanon killed a blind mother Lorena Powell aged 53 her son Robert 19 and grandson Victor 4 who were in upstairs rooms. Twelve others escaped and survivors described delays in reporting the fire. Damages were around 3500 dollars and the cause remained undetermined with smoking in bed or wiring among possibilities.

Avalon Heights Lebanon Lorena Mae Powell Robert Victor Rt. 48 Kida Joweil Eugene Elizabeth Ann James White Elizabeth Powell Clarence Dunham J. B. Mills

Greedy thief nailed at sink in Cincinnati crime

In Cincinnati Osie Wright, 35, was convicted by a jury of house breaking after entering Willie Turner’s home and stealing all furniture and personal property except the sink. He returned for the sink and was found kneeling with a pipe wrench.

Cincinnati Osie Wright Wright Willie Turner Turner

Bail Sought Again For Sheppard

Dr Samuel Sheppard's chief counsel plans a motion in the court of appeals to argue a Belmont County case creates a conflict with the appellate court ruling denying bail. If no conflict is found the defense may seek Ohio Supreme Court review to challenge the bail decision in the July 4 wife murder case.

Cleveland Samuel Sheppard Court of Appeals Sheppard Belmont County Corrigan Ohio Supreme Court

Burglary Breaks Into Soule Home in Pocatello

In Pocatello Idaho a burglar entered Mrs Evelyn P Soules residence and stole two door knobs plus the insides of an old radio. No injuries reported and no suspects named in the brief crime item.

Pocatello, Idaho Evelyn P. Soule

Would They Dare Attack 7th Fleet? Beliefs Differ On Intent

Washington officials debate Chinese intent as plans form to evacuate Nationalists from the Tachens north of Formosa. Most authorities think Beijing will not interfere markedly, fearing U S airstrikes on the mainland, while a minority fears potential air attacks to deter Western aid. Red China operates five mainland airfields within reach, with five U S carriers in the area or en route.

Washington U.S China Formosa Red Coast 7Th Fleet Chiang Kai-shek Red China

Nations seek China invite to UN meeting on cease fire

London officials said Britain and the United States plan to invite Peiping to a United Nations Security Council session to discuss a China cease-fire. Nehru travels to London for the Commonwealth conference as Eden pursues a plan for a UN sponsored cease-fire, withdrawal from coastal islands, and Red China consideration for UN membership.

Seymour Topping London Britain United States China United Nations Security Council New Zealand Security Council Peiping Anthony Eden India Nehru Chou En-lai Red China United Nations Formosa Chou U.N Chiang Kaishek Eden U.N. Security Council Tachens,Matsu Quemoy Choy Enlai Nehru Peiping

Envoy Sees No Fear Of Conflict Now

U S Ambassador Karl Rankin in Taipei Formosa said there is no great danger of a major conflict there if the United States keeps a firm but nonprovocative stance. He expected the Reds would seek Formosa but thought no immediate trouble was likely in the coming months. Rankin argued a clear U S statement could force the Reds to rethink their timetable.

Taipeh Formosa U. S Karl L. Rankin United States Rankin

Blaze Displaces 26 in West Side Cleveland Suites

A fire last night left 26 people homeless after destroying two suites and damaging several others in a West Side business and apartment building. No injuries were reported and damage was estimated at 25,000 dollars.

Cleveland West Side

Severe cold grips the Midwest and Northeast as temperatures plunge

A harsh cold wave sweeps the eastern half of the nation with subzero readings in Minnesota and the northern central region. International Falls reports 17 below zero while -36 was recorded yesterday in northern Minnesota. Deaths linked to exposure occur in Chicago and Cleveland as Canadian air drives more snow and slippery highways across the Midwest.

Vandalia Midwest Minnesota North Central Region New York Pennsylvania West Virginia International Falls Minn Canada Plains Chicago Cleveland State Highway Department Eaton Washington Court House New Lexington Woodsfield

Final Vote Sought In Senate On Formosa Resolution

Senate debate opens on a House approved Formosa measure as Sen Lehman cautions against rash action and urges delay. Opponents seek to strip war powers, while leaders expect a strong yes vote with a final decision possible tonight or Saturday.

Washington Sen Lehman D-Lib Senate Formosa Red China Morse Indore Eisenhower U.S Quemoy Matsu United Nations Formosa Strait

Kin Split Over Visit Ban To Red China Prisoners

Relatives of 17 Americans held in Communist China react to Secretary Dulles message that travel to see the prisoners is banned as imprudent. Parents from Nebraska Iowa Massachusetts Ohio weigh in while John Kiba heads to Washington to urge access.

Red China State Department Dulles China Rolland G. Cameron Lincoln Neb Lyle Cameron Formosa W. G. Parks Omaha Roland Parks Harold Fischer Swea City Iowa Harold Fischer Jr State Irene John Kiba New York Washington

Judge denies Hillsboro zoning injunction in segregation bid

Cincinnati bulletin reports U S District Judge John H Druf fel denied a petition to block enforcement of a Hillsboro school zoning resolution. Five Negro mothers contended the plan amount to segregation in education. The Senate also moved to address the Dixon Yates power contract and a cease fire urge in the China dispute.

Cincinnati U.S John H. Druffel Hillsboro Washington Senate House Atomic Energy Committee Atomic Energy Coivision Dixon-Yates

More Than One Guilty Police Seek Clues In Rubinstein Murder

New York police probe the life and death of Serge Rubinstein a 46 year old Russian born financier and former draft dodger found slain in his 5th Avenue mansion. He was strangled with venetian blind cord and surgical tape with a ransacked room and an untouched safe. Authorities questioned three people including model Estelle Gardner as investigators consider multiple possible assailants. The case follows Rubinstein a Wall Street figure who served 22 years for WWII draft dodging and faced deportation orders in 1952.

Rubinstein 5Th Avenue Brunette Estelle Gardner William Morter Dood Stella Genia Forrester Francis W. H. Adams Adams Wall Street

Bomb Tip Triggers Midwestern Fear and Civil Defense Alert

An anonymous caller claimed planted A bombs in Philadelphia New York and Washington prompting police FBI and civil defense checks. Officials deem it a crackpot threat but the scare spreads to Ohio with Civil Defense leaders and governors noting alarming reports at a Columbus hotel dinner.

FBI Civil Defense Philadelphia New York Washington William Peer Robert F. Wagner Midwest Kentucky White House Columbus Ohio WPA Assn Leo M. Kreber Ohio Civil Defense

Philippines to Attend Afro Asian Conference

Manila President Ramon Magsaysay announced the Philippines will attend the Afro Asian conference in April in Bandung Indonesia. The decision aligns with regional diplomacy and Manila's participation in multilateral forums.

Philippines Manila Ramon Magsaysay Bandung Indonesia

Planeship Outposts In Tachens Planeship Outposts In Tachens

Nationalist warplanes struck Red shipping and island outposts near the Tachens from Formosa as the United States flexed growing military strength in the area. Eisenhower's Formosa policy awaited Senate approval while Peiping claimed dictatorial war powers would be granted to him. The Red radio warned of open intervention against Taiwan and Penghu. Red troops massed near Formosa, with 400,000 estimated in Chekiang and Fukien. Admiral Stump warned the Reds would be defeated but cautioned against a hot war. The carrier Midway and cruiser Pittsburgh were said to be rushing to join the 7th Fleet around Formosa.

Taipeh Formosa Tachen Islands U.S Tachens U.S. Senate Eisenhower Peiping Congress Tokyo Red Radio U.S. Congress Chiang Kai-shek Red Chekiang Fukien Pearl Harbor Adm Felix B. Stump Stump U.S. Navy Pacific Asia U. S United States Midway Pittsburgh U.S. 7Th Fleet Formosan

Middletown Firefighters Build River Road Clubhouse

Sunday’s Journal reports Middletown firefighters have completed most work on their River Road clubhouse with some remaining plans. It also features a new pamphlet poetry project about steelmaking by Celia Long for Middletown schools. The Lemon-Monroe High Band fundraiser via a candy-making venture is listed, plus a Society Section on Middletown women in unusual jobs.

Middletown River Road Celia Long Lemon-Monroe Samuel Thomas Society

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